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have not been included in the above lis
are also very costly and substantial
buildings. and consist of three large gro
Gerry stores, planning mills, clothing aud
furnishing goods store, two lumber
yards, drug store which reports bust.
ness very quiet, two furniture stores,
two hardware stores, barbershop, black.
smithshop, two meat markets, iewelry
store, music store, town hall, two
churches, two livery stables and bank,
which is about to be built.
THE CHURCHES.
The Baptist Church is a very fine
building, costing $1,000. It has q fine
organ and good membership. Rev.
DR.. Baily, the eloquent and well-known
preacher, has charge of the church, and
besides the regular services gives inter-
esting and instructive lectures from time
to time, The church will be dedicated
in May, with appropriate services.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Is in charge of Rev. Mr.. Schilling. It
is also fine structure, and cost $4,000.
The church has good membership and
the pastor is much esteemed by the con-
gregation. This church will be dedi-
Gated in June.
THE MoNRovIA BANK.
In town where so much money is
constantly changing hands bank is .
great necessity. Recognizing this, w.
N. Monroe, E. F. Spence. J. I. Case, J.
Nj. Studebaker, B. s. Hays, J. D. Bick.
nell and M. s. Monroe have organized .
bank, which will be known IS the Gran.
ite Bank of Monrovia. The capital
stock will be $500, 900. The bank
building will be erected Immediately at
cost of SIS. .OOO and will be constructed
of solid granite, which is obtained from
fine granite quarry two miles from
Monrovia.
Messrs. Monroe and Spence are also
about to erect another two-story stone
business block, 5OxlOO, which will have
two stores, one dry goods and the other
drugs.
Besides the many other improvements
that are about to be inaugurated, there
will be street car line which will be
built in about ninety days They will
run on Magnolia avenue aud Lemon ave.
nue..
There will also be dummy line from
the new town of Arcadia to Monrovia
NICE PEOPLE TO HAVE.
Monrovia, which has been named
after its founder, WIN. Monroe, who is
one of the biggest-hearted men in the
State, can boast of eight millionaires,
namely: w. N. Monroe, E. F. Spence,
Col. P. c. Baker, Of Pasadena; Capt. |
Ainsworth, j. l. Case, j. M. Studeba-
ker, L. L. Bradbury, E. j. Baldwin.
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EoiIed Cracksrlnem.

SACRAMENTO, April l3.-Last night
cracksmen bored two holes in the safe at
the Pacific market, at Tenth and j
streets. just as the work was about &C.
complished they must have been fright.
ened away. There was some $4,000 in
gold coin in the safe.
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welcome Rain In Colorado.

DENVER, April l4.-It has been rain
ing here yesterday and to-day. Reports
received show the rain to be general
throughout the State. The rain is of
the greatest value to farmers who have
been ready for spring plo.'ing some time,
but were unable to do so on account of
the dry condition of the ground. The
small amount of snow which fell in Col
orado last winter did not moisten the
ground sufficiently to start the grass
this spring, consequently the stock has
been suffering considerably during the
past few months because of the scarcity
of grass and water. The present rain is
worth thousands to the farmers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
Baseball at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. O., April l3.-The St.
Louis club went into to.day's champion
ship game badly handicapped, as Car.
ruthers and Foutz were both disabled
and Boyle was put to pitch; after one
disastrous inning he changed places
with Foutz and the latter pitched a
strong game despite his lame arm.
Fully 5000 people were present. Score,
st. Louis 3, Chicago 6.
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A GREAT BOON.
Rain Fails CopiOusly Ina DrOutR-
stricken Texas.


ST. LOUIS, April l3.-Advices from
different sections of Texas note the fall
of copious rains for 800 miles along the
Texas Pacific Pacific railroad, west of
Merkel, and in the country north of that
road. This is reported as great boon
to the farmers living in the drouth dis
tricts and worth hundreds of thousands
of collars to the country. In many
places in Texas rain has not fallen for
nearly year.
SAN ANGELO, Texas, April l3.-The
drouth which has prevailed for so long
time in Western Texas is at last broken.
There was heavy rainfall throughout
this section last night, which began just
after dark and lasted during the entire
night. Telegraphic advices from dis.
tant points show that the rain was one
of the most general that has fallen here
in years. The confidence of farmers
and stockmen is fully restored.
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Triumph of Labor.

PoTTsv1LLE. Pa, April l3.-The strike
of the laborers at the rolling mills OF the
Pottsville Iron and Steel Company,
which was inaugurated yesterday. and
by which 700 men were thrown out of
work, is over. A conference was held
with the result that the demand for ten
per cent. advance in wages was con-
ceded.
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Treasurer Jordnn at Paris.

WAsHINGToN, April l3.-A letter has
been received from Treasurer Jordan,
who is now in Paris, saying that he will
visit London about the 18th inst, and
that he expects to sail for New York on
the 2lst. He says ex-Secretary Man
ming arrived in England in much better
health than when he left New York,
and that his visit to Bournemouth was
arranged before his departure from this
country, and was not, as has been gen
orally supposed, the result of a relapse
or anything of the kind. 1t is thought
now that Jordan's successor as Treas.
urer will not be appointed until after his
return to Washington, early in May.
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CONSIGNED TO DUST.
Ray mOMd,s Remains Taken to
Greenwood Cemetery.

RaymOnd,s Remains Taken TO
Greenwood Cemetery.
NEW York, April l3.-Only few
weeks ago at the funeral of Samuel Col.
vile, late manager of the Fourteenth
street Theater, at the "Little Church
Around the Corner" John T. Raymond,
standing in the church yard said to his
friend Fred Molder, playwright, "Well,
Molder, guess I'll be the next" To-
day his own funeral was held at the
rame church. The attendance was
enormous, both Of professionals, out
siders and immediate friends. A plain
black cloth covered coffin was almost
hidden from sight by a heap of fl ,ral
designs. By telegraphic instructions
from Mrs. Langtry at Richmond, large
wreath was presented in her name.
"For Papa," q pretty little design, was
from his only surviving child, u little
daughter. The services at the church
began at 1890. Rev. DR.. Houghton
read the burial service of the Episcopal
church. There was no sermon at the
conclusion of the ceremonies. The re-
mains were taken to Greenwood Gene
terry and placed in the receiving vault.
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Good DiVid end.

BALTIMORE, April l3.-At meeting
of the board of directors of the Balti-
more and Ohio railway to-day divi-
dent of per cent on the main system
and per cent on the Washington
branch for the past six months was de-
clared. President Garrett was not pres.
ent,
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A ratal Prize Fight.

NApA, April l3.-Elijah Walters and
F. Wagner met last night, one mile from
Napa, and had prize fight with bare
knuckles. In one round Walters was
struck on the head and rendered uncon'
scious. He died subsequently from the
effects OF the blow.
F. Wagner gave himself up to the
Sheriff. No other arrests have. been
made, though several of the witnesses to
the affair are known to the officers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
A FEDERAL OFFICER
Gone to the Land of the Palm
Leaf and Banana.

SACRAMENTO, April l3.-Selden Het-
zen, the absent Register of the Sacra-
mento Land Office. who left the city on
the 9th instant, promising to return on
the 9th instant has, up to the present
time, failed to put in an appearance. 1t
is rumored that he has gone to Hon.
olulu.
SACRAMENTO, April l3.-The attorney
for Selden Hetzel, register of lands, who
was discovered to be behind in his &C.
counts and who left this city week
ago to-day, paid over to Receiver Gard.
ner Sl065, the amount of Hetzel's de.
linquency. 1t is presumed that Helzsl
will now return.
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EmieYatiOn by Wholesale,

QUEENSTOWN, April 49, Arrivals here
of emigrants on their way to the United
Stntes are at present enormous. Rail-
ways are running special trains to accom-.
modate this class of travel. The number
of emigrants now awaiting steamers to
carry them to their destination is already
greater than can be accommodated in
the houses and lodgings and many are
camping in the streets. Fifteen hundred
embarked yesterday. Three thousand
more are expected to arrive Saturday to
take the steamers here.
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ROUNDED DOWN.
The Sad Case OF a Chinese UnfOr'
tunatc.

SACRAMENTO, April l3.-Ling Sing,
China woman, who has been kept in
bondage in house of prostitution. es-
capped some time since to San Francisco,
and entered the Methodist mission. Her
owner had her arrested and brought
back here to answer to the charge OF
theft. No one believes she committed
the theft but Chinese testimony is suf-
ticient to convict her and again get pos.
session of her. The matron of the mis-.
sion and many Christian people of Sac
ramento are interesting themselves in
behalf of this unfortunate human being.
The case came up in the Justices Court
to-day, and was continued.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14

DOMESTIC.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10. : Wheat :
Firm; buyer season, $ls21a; buyer 1877,
May, 81 76N; July, $l77.
Barley = Firm buyer season, $1.10;
buyer 1887, sL14h; September, 81 03: No.
brewing, buyer 1887, 81 "a.
per Genital; small yellow, $l.15 q 1.171s;
white, $1.15@1.20.
CHICAGO, April 12-Wheat-C -Closing-Easy
cash, 7S4c per bushel; May, S3c.
Corn-Easy; cash, 34Xc per bushel;
May, Ss1s; June, 40Hc.
Barley-Firm; 5Olsc(G52c per bushel.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, April 3.-Wheat-Quiet but
ately
Corn-Quiet but steady. demand noor
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An Old Church Burned.

BALTIMORE, April l3.-A steamer ar
rived to-day from Rappahannock river,
Virginia, and reports the destruction of
the village of FarnhRm by fire last Mon.
day. The population was 800 only. The
Protestant Episcopal church, built in
Colonial days and one of the Oldest
houses of worship in the State, was
burned to the ground.
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To be Tried for Murder.

SAN Francisco, April l3.-Lee Let,
alias All Gee, the Chinaman who kicked
w-countryman to death on the
City of Peking on the passage from
Hong Kong, will be tried for the offense
in the United States Circuit Court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
Mattress Factory Burned.

SAN Francisco, April ia fire this
afternoon destroyed Alexander Jansen's
mattress factory and the adjoining build
ing at the corner of Nineteenth street
and Treat avenue. The loss is $4,000.
The insurance it not known. Cause, a
spark from chimney.
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FOREIGN.
Passengers Drowned in q
Steamer at Dieppe.
BRITISH GUIANA's FRoNTIRR.
German Brandy Tax Bill-The
Cars Family Scared-The
Pope Counsels Prudence.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALp
Paris, April IA dispatch from
Dieppe says that the packet steamer
Victoria was ashore on the rocks near
there. She stranded during fog. Sew
eral OF her passengers attached life -buoys
to their bodies and jumped overheard
and were carried out to sea, while the
others who remained on hoard were Safe
ly landed. The Victoria ct the time Of
the accident had ninety passengers On
board. Twelve Of them were drowned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
Fatal Fall of a soldier.

PHOENIX, A. T., April l3.--Sergeant
Muntz, of M troop, Fourth cavalry, sta
toned at Fort Mcdowell, died this
morning from the effects of fall from
his horse yesterday morning, while re-
turning from Phoenix to his command.
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woman suffrage i'm PcnnsyIva-

HARRISBURG, April l3.-The Senate
to-day finally passed the joint resolution
proposing the Woman Suffrage Consti.
tutional amendment: Yeas 27, nays l6.
The ladies' gallery was crowded during
the vote.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
SWAMP LANDS.
Indicted For Frauds OF six Years.
Duration.

PORTLAND, April l3.-To-day the
United States Grand Jury returned in
dictments against Henry c. Owens, W..
H. Barnhart and r. N. Ankeny, for de.
frauding the government in the matter
of swamp lands in southeastern Oregon.
These alleged swamp.land frauds have
been the subject of scandal for the past
six wears, Owens vnd Barnhard have
become independently wealthy in these
purchases, and Ankeny was the govern
ment inspector, who is charged with co...
lusion.
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Troubles ia Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, April l3.-The
Royal family has abandoned the pro.
posed journey to Crimea, owing to grave
reports from the interior. Two hundred
and sixty political arrests were made at
Odessa on Easter Sunday. Five persons
were surprised in cellar engaged in fill
ing bombs.
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Cleared, After several Trials.

SAN FRANCISCO, April l3,-J. O'Brien,
ex-Assistant Secretary OF the Harbor
Commissioners, was this afternoon ac-
quilted Of the charge brought against
him in connection with the harbor
frauds. O'Brien had been tried several
times before.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
Financial.

New YORK, April 13.-The day closing,
quotations were: Three per cent Govern
ment bonds. 100: four per cent.
coupons. 129L; four and half per cent cou-
pons. 1lo14; Central Pacific, Az; Louisville
4 Nashville, 6s7s; Mich. Central, 60;
Teass Psec asas
CO.'S; Northwestern, 1925; New York Central
1121s: oregon Transcontinental, 3415;
Oregon Improvement, 81; Pacific Mail,
26; Texas Pacific. 291S; Union Pacific,
go & Co.'S Express, 1877; Western Union Tele-
graph. 771s.
Money on call-Easy; S@7 per cent;
closed, bid.
Prime mercantile paper, SOC.
Sterling exchan9e-Dull, steady; $4S5L
for f0day bills S4.S7 demand.
New York bar silver-953s
SAN FRANCISCO. April 1S.-The following
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
LAUNDRY nesfrayed by Fire.

EUREKA, April l3.-A fire this after.
noon, which originated in the drying
rooms of the Star Laundry, destroyed
the laundry building and also the small
buildings adjoining. The loss is $1,000,
covered by small insurance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
Kansas Rain y.

KANSAS CRY, April ia light rain
was falling here tonight. Rains are
also reported from other points in this
vicinity. They have been much needed
and will be of inestimable benefit.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
TYLER,S TRIAL
On An Indictment Charg ing Him
with Felony.

SAN FRANCISCO, April l3.-The trial
of George w. Tyler, on an indictment
for felony, was begun to-day before
Judge Hunt and jury. The indict-
ment charges that on the 18th of May,
1885, the defendant obtained false
affidavit from Isabella Clark, who was an
aged colored woman and an inmate of
the almshouse, which affidavit was pre-.
sented in court to help in the matter of
opposing the motion for q new trial in
the Sharon divorce case.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
SAN Diego,s Election.

SAN DIEGO, April l3.-By the final
count of Mondays municipal election
the workingmen elected four out of five
Trustees and the Marshal. The Citizens
party elected the Recorder, Assessor,
Treasurer and one Trustee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
Rescued from Lepers and Crime,

ResCued from LePers ana CITING.
SAN FRANCISCO. April l3.-Secretary
Nathaniel Hunter. of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
yesterday rescued q white girl three
years old, who was in the possession of
some Chinese women. During the past
year Mr.. Hunter has rescued nearly
thirty white children under similar cir
cumstances, some of whom have been
adopted by families, and the others of
whom are now cared for in public insti-
tutions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
rhe Agnew,s insane Asylum.

SAN JOSE, CAL, April l3.-Ata a meet
ing of the trustees of the hospital for
the chronic insane at Agnews, held
to .day, the contract for completing three
ward buildings was awarded to the San
Francisco Bridge Company for SlS2, 522.
DR.. w. McFarlane, of Woodland, was
elected medical superintendent, and
James Gally steward.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
RAILROAD OFFICERS.
Election of Southern ana Gen.
tral Pacific Directors.

trail Pacific Directors.
SAN FRANCISCO. April l3.-At the
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Southern Pacific Company the fol-
lowing officers and directors were elected
to-day: For the Central Pacific rail.
road: Leland Stanford, President; G.
P. Huntington, Vice-President; E. H..
Miller, Jr., Secretary; Timothy Hop.
kins, Treasurer; Charles Crocker. G. F.
Croker, w. V. Huntington, Directors.
For the Southern Pacific railroad: Chas.
Crocker, President; c. F. Crocker, Vice.
President: Timothy Hopkins, Charles
Mayne, WV. Huntington. N. T. Smith,
j. L. Willcutt, Directors. The earnings
of the past year show net increase of
more than $4,000, 900 over last year.
The directors of the branch lines were
all reelected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
Repeating n street Car Franchise

Repealing street car franchise
SAN DIEGO, April l3.-Monday the
Board of Trustees gave a franchise to
the San Diego Street Car Company to
run a line to National City on H street,
the second business street of the city
When published in this mornings
Union it was discovered to contain the
privilege to propel cars by a steam
motor. At special meeting to-day the
franchise was repealed. The car COM
pany will contest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
BeecIaer,s EulIogist.

LONDON, April l3.-The pastor of the
City Temple states that he is almost GER
tain he will accept the offered honor of
delivering a eulogy on Henry Ward
Beecher. He will sail early in June for
New York,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The OFFICERS of the Grand Lodge
Elected.

SANTA Rosa, April l3.-The Grand
Lodge of the Knights of Pythias elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year to-day: Grand Chancellor, F. H.
Farrar, Merced; Vice Grand Chancellor,
A. ]. Buckles, Fairfield; Grand Prelate,
5. N. Shoecraft. Nevada City; Grand
Keeper of Records and Seal, II. Schaff-
ner, San Francisco; Grand Master of
the Exchequer, A. H. Gaze, San Fran.
cisco; Grand Master at Arms, George
Hall, Santa Rosa; Supreme Represen-
tative, E. T. Blackman, of San Diego.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
The w Gather.

SAN Francisco, April l3.-The indi.
cations for the twenty-four hours COM
mencing at A. NJ. April l4th are for
California: Scattered rains.
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To Give No { ause OF Complaina

ROME, April l3.-Fsnfulla says the
Pope has written to the Bishops of Al
sace.L Lorraine, counselling them to avoid
party questions and TO be especially
careful to give Germany no pretext for
complaint.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
The brandy Tax BilI,

BERLIN, April l3.-The draft of the
Brandy Tax bill has received Emperor
Williams signature, and will immedi-
ately be presented to the Bundesrath -
Prussian proposal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
Brakemen ON Trial for Murder.

BraKemeh OH IfIHI TOT WuTueT'
CHICAGO. April ia Daily Ne,cs
special from Morris, Ills, says: All evi.
dence in the trial of brakemen Schwartz
and Watt for the robbery and murder Of
express messenger Nichols was com.
pleted this evening. The testimony
against them has been purely circumv
stantial. Arguments begin tomorrow.
The case will probably be given to tine
Jury on Saturday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
A mig Real Estate Deal.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo, April l2.-J. Is.
Caresga to- day sold 10000 acres of the
Los Alamos grant to c. R. Calendar for
$500, 900.
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ct but steady; demand poor
ChicngO nlcnt NIarket,

CHICAGO, April 13-Pork-Steady; cash,
$20.75per barrel; May and June, SCI.
Lard-4O-pound tins, Sc asked 3-pound
pals, $40 asked; 5-pouud pals, TIC asked,
l0-pound pals. SC asked.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
The Charter Defeated.

SAN Francisco, April l3.-The pro-
posed new charter for San Francisco was
defeated yesterday by vote of l3,499
against and 9748 for it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
CAPTURED CACIQUE.
Reported Taking of Chfef Catenas
Sn~~

Of the Yaquis.
GUAYMAs, Mex. April l3'-Cajsns,
the Yaqui Indian chief, was oaptursd
yesterday by General Martinez at :
ranch ten miles from Guaymas, whore
he had been hiding for two months past.
His capture ends the war between the
Yaquis and Mexicans, which has been
waged in Sonora for two years.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
New Russian Loan.

BERLIN, April l3.-It is stated that
the issue Of a new Russian loan for
100, 900, 900 roubles is imminent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
WOMAN! LOVELY WOMAN!

But Michigan won't Give Her
the lsight to Vote.
LANSING, Mich, April l3.-In the
House of Representatives the bill grant.
ing to women the right to vote in munici,
pal elections was defeated by vote Of
50 to 3S.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
CARDS AND LIQUOR
Cause One Man to Take An
others Life.

SELMA, GAL, April 13.-John Mcln'
tosh shot Jack Watt through the. heart
this afternoon. The killing grew out Of
a row over game of cards two years
ago. They had been auarreling all day.
Both men were under the influence OF
liquor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
Fire at a Panama Canal station.

PANAMA. April ia fire took place
yesterday at Imperator, one of the sta
tions ON the canal line. 1t destroyed
the machine shop belonging to the coz.
tracing firm. The loss is estimated at
$1,000 Two lives were lost.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
FEELING PROVOKE
Germany Does NOt Like french
Cavalry EvOlutfOus.

BERLIN, April l3-The Berlin Post
publishes spirited article to-day on the
relations between Germany and France.
Referring to the French cavalry evolu-
tions at Luneville, in the department. If
Meurthe ct Moselle, it says: "These and
similar military preparations along the
frontier bear character of provocAtion,
aud appear to proceed entirely from .
wish to aggravate and alarm Germany"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
BUSINESS HOUSES.

The business blocks and houses which
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
The Grain Markets.

Sierra Nevada assessed 25 cents.
Silver bars-Per cent discount, 261s02S.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14
Death of a sculptor.

LONDON. April l3.-The death is an
nounced of Eugene Andre Oudene, the
French sculptor, aged ".
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-10-29
Lecture and Oyster supper.

The members of the new Baptist
Church, ut Mappsville. will give an oys-
ter supper on tile evening of the 10th
day OF November: supper to be served at
any time during the afternonn-for
which only moderate charge will be
made. At 7 O'Clock of same evening
Rev. w. a. Street will deliver lecture
in which will be related some of the
amusing things which came under his
observation while he was a soldier dur
ing the late war. The lecture will be
designed mainly to furnish amusement
for the crowd. Everyday cordially in
vitpd to come. The lecture will he free
to all. Proceeds of supper for the bene-
fit of the church.
OLIVER BAKER AND OTHEEs.
Committee
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-10-29
Democratic Speaking.

The following appointments for pub
lie speaking are announced nv authority
KfCHARD F. BEIRNE.
Accomac &. H.. Monday, October 31st
Temperanceville. TUESDAY November
LINES n. STUBS
Accomac G. H., Monday. October 3lst.
Chincoteague. Saturday night, Oct. 10Th
join W. DANIEL.
Accomac e. Il. MONDAY, October 3lst.
Onancnck. night, October 3lst
Belle Haven, Tuesday, Nov. Ist
]. W. G. BLACKsToN AND OTHERS.
New Church. S;ltu day. Nov. 9Th
Map.,sville, Saturday Nov 9TH. pm.
FRANK z. BRENT AND OTHERS.
Guilrord, night, Oct. 10Th
Cashyiile, Saturday Nov. 9th ! p. m,
JAS II. FLETCHER AND OTHERS.
Walter Hall 8 store, Saturday Oct. 30
Z p. M.
Leem.mt, Saturday Noy. 9TH, I. p. m,